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I’m also not a big fan of using the same first letter for multiples. It’s a sweet idea, but children of multiple births already have enough extra work establishing themselves as individuals, rather than “one of a set”. It can also be frustrating when other people are learning their names. Bailey and Blaine are especially similar, despite the syllable difference. They contain basically the same letters just in a different order, and they have the same trendy, dated vibe.

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Benjamin is much more timeless and classic. Love that name.